KOGI'S NOVEMBER FOOL

November 23, is a day , most especially Kogites and ardent supporters of Late Prince Abubakar Audu with sadness, bitterness , anger and a high sense of loss. That day would have gone down in contemporary history as the day of the first recorded resurrection.

The whole country was agog with jubilation, including those who never wished the Late Prince Abubakar Audu, the All  Progressive Congress, gubernatorial candidate, won the election. What was the euphoria all about? It was the supposed coming back from the land of the dead of the Late Prince Audu.

A prophet, probably high on drugs or suffering from high fever, with his team of prayer warriors had gone to his compound to demand that he be allowed to wake him from his deep sleep. The family rebuffed him but the youth,

including  those who do not believe in prayer could heal as small sickness as an headache, will not take a no for an answer. They will not allow this golden opportunity of  bringing back  to life of their hero slip by. They prevailed on the family, albeit forcefully ,to allow the MESIAH perform his miracle and wake the Prince .

Case settled, darling Prophet went into action. Expectations hung in the air. Some possibly, making a vow to God should this first wonder of the nation come to pass.

The crowd, who had suddenly forgiven their debtors in other to being in a state of grace, in anticipation of their miracle became agitated and started calling for the head of the prophet .They threatened fire and brimstone. Any one present would have thought the prophet inability to fulfill his earlier promise of having the ability to resurrect Late Audu was the cause of his death .

The question here is, who sent him, the prophet? God or he sent himself? I make bold to say God never sent him because he who sends he empowers. He never even consulted God before embarking on this embarrassing miracle crusade. If he did he went in defiance to God's order. Hence, his state of gracelessness.

We should learn not to play God no matter how much power we might think we possess. All power belong to the Almighty God. He alone goes by the name Jehovah, Allah, Chukwu Abieme. There is none beside name. He does not share His Glory with any man. Whatever power we possess in His name should be exercised in deference to Him. We should consult and listen to His direction and not take our on course because when He speaks, His word does not return to him void. It must accomplish that which it is set out to do.

Let those (who claimed they are) called by God to stop ridiculing the name of the Omni Potent God. What He says He will do, that s what He will do. That is why He is called JEHOVAH.